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Insulated Boxcar – URTX 26571 Previous Next Built in 1931 for United Reefer Transit, this insulated boxcar was leased to Libby, McNeill & Libby. It

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Covered Hopper Car – P&LE 1447 Previous Next Based in Pittsburgh and serving western Pennsylvania and Eastern Ohio, the Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Railroad’s primary

50′ Flat Car – USAX 39502 Previous Next US Army Transportation Corp flatcar 39502 and many similar cars moved military equipment around the country during

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Hopper Car – Montour 847 Previous Next While this 1960-built coal hopper car served the might Pennsylvania Railroad, it represents a lesser-known coal hauling railroad

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